Humana Foundation Announces 2025 Scholarship Awards
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Scholarships provide up to
This year’s scholarship recipients were selected from a total of 653 applicants nationwide and chosen based on a combination of academic achievement, leadership ability and financial need. Applicants are eligible for the scholarship program if they are a high school senior or graduate, or a college student enrolled or planning to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study during the upcoming fall semester.
For the third consecutive year, the Humana Foundation’s scholarship program included expanded eligibility to allow for applicants attending accredited vocational and technical schools in
In addition to this year’s 80 new scholarship winners, 169 students renewed their scholarship from the 2024 academic year.
“We’re proud to support the children of our employees and help them take the next step in their education,” said
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Adam Burkhead ,Eastern Kentucky University -
Kasey Clark ,University of Kentucky -
Melania Douglass ,University of Kentucky -
Lucas Driskell ,Murray State University -
Tanay Eedarapalli,
University of Louisville -
Ashlynn Ellis ,North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University -
Layla Fischer ,Louisiana State University -
Austin Graves ,Purdue University -
Lauren Hasenour ,Indiana University Southeast -
Allison Karagianis ,Murray State University -
Shaivisri Koya,
University of Cincinnati -
Myranda Mitchell ,University of Louisville -
Anna Moran ,University of Kentucky -
Alena Polimati,
Indiana University Bloomington -
Teagan Thomas ,Indiana University Southeast -
Elyssa Tingle ,Asbury University -
Alyssa Ware ,Logan University -
Mackenzie Weatherford ,Manchester University
“Our scholarship program supports tomorrow’s leaders by helping students reach their career goals and realize their full potential,” said
Since 2001, the
“(Lucas) is honored to be chosen for this scholarship,” said Cyrena. “It wasn’t until recently that he decided he wanted to change his major to pursue a degree in which he can help positively change the lives of those around him and those after. His favorite quote is ‘with great power comes great responsibility,’ and he believes it is our duty to help each other when we can and build communities that are united for the common good of all.”
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